Fest Notebook: Tribeca Comes Into Its Own With Diverse Slate
Stories of addiction, heated politics and a strong Internet presence were discernible among this year's standout entries.
Stories of addiction, heated politics and a strong Internet presence were discernible among this year's standout entries.
Jennifer Jason Leigh is as radiant and uncompromising as ever in this convoluted and repetitive psychological thriller.
A straight-ahead docu that, like its brilliant subject, packs surprising punches.
This scattershot docu is an undiluted advertisement for a temple of high-end consumerism.
A well-matched quartet of teens, plus a scene-stealing Ben Kingsley and a befuddled James LeGros, keep the action rolling in this gentle coming-of-ager.
An engrossing, well-structured look at the convoluted schemes by which Bernie Madoff made off with billions in investors' money
Incandescent performances and an unerring grasp of milieu distinguish this latest feature from 'Sherrybaby' helmer Laurie Collyer.
John Cusack's delicious star turn bolsters Scott Coffey's satirical, Syracuse-set coming-of-ager.
Phil Morrison's belated follow-up to 'Junebug' is an engaging if somewhat underwhelming tale of unlikely redemption.
Australian documentarian Kim Mordaunt makes an impressive narrative debut with this Laos-set humanist drama.